(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> grant:now at eight. a home on a quiet cul=de=sac in hercules the scene of a murder investigation tonight. one man dead. a woman is critically hurt. >>whoosh >> grant:exclusive pictures of the men and women arrested after the dramatic end to a high speed chase in martinez >> grant:. what police found in their car and why they decided to alert the fbi. >>whoosh >> grant:in world news tonight. suspected isis sympathizers plotting domestic terror attacks. >>"this is real. this is the

>>whoosh >> grant:hundreds of sick and up along the california coast. tonight we show you how bay area marine mammal experts are working to save them. >>whoosh >> grant:he's a lefty. and he's a righty. >> grant: ambidextrous pitcher and his six=finger glove. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> pam:a homicide. under the east bay. police are out in a residential neighborhood in hercules. where two victims were found. >> pam:one of them. still alive at this hour. kron 4's jeff bush joins us on the phone. from the scene. >> pam:what have you learned so far, jeff? >> reporter: they discovered the woman inside the house right next to the door in a bad condition or critical condition right now. they

found a man inside the garage, debt. it arrested the suspect a short time later. they are not sure what everyone had to do what everyone else. >> pam: jeff, we know that we will have an update from you coming up at 11:00. >> pam:new information tonight. on the alleged criminals involved in a cross- state robbery spree. >> pam:tonight, only on 4 we brought you exclusive video being taken to jail -- on kron 4 news at 5. >> pam:they were caught after a chase from sacramento. ended in a crash in martinez. charles clifford is live in martinez. >> pam:charles, what are they accused of doing? >> reporter: to have an

asset with the suspects will be charged with we do know that they in a cross-country robbery spree with colorado's in california stops. >> reporter:when california highway patrol officers were pursuing this cadillac suv early wednesday morning, they were operating under the assumption that the occupants inside were armed and dangerous. >> reporter:after the vehicle crashed in martinez, investigators say they their concerns were justified. >> reporter:there were definitely weapons located inside the vehicle, so anytime weapons are found in the vehicle, there is a potential for danger to the public and to us. >> reporter:officers also found what they describe as a a significant amount of stolen merchandise.. specifically jewelry.. >> reporter:it's also now believed that the 5 suspects who were taken into custody... 3 men and two women...may have been on a robbery spree that included stops in denver, colorado... chico, and folsum.

>> reporter:according to the highway patrol, the police department's in those cities have been contacted. >>they are definitely looking at the fact that items may have been stolen out of their jursidctions. >> reporter:because this case involves suspects who may have committed crimes in multiple states and who may have also been in possession of firearms, the fbi office out of denver is now handling this case as of wednesday afternoon. >> reporter:they say the investigation is ongoing and that more details could be made public in the days to come. >> reporter:charles clifford kron 4 news >> grant:breaking news in a gut wrenching case of an infant.not even a month old. >> grant:found dead this

morning near sacramento. >> grant:tonight.officials confirm what they suspected.the baby found this morning is is justice rees.who had been missing since the weekend. >> grant:little justice was found in a shallow lake.or a slough. in the knight's landing section of yolo county.about 20 miles north of davis. >> grant:crews from the bay area had been helping in the search.which started when the baby's mother, 23-year- old samantha green re- appeared yesterday after herself.she was wet and crying.near where justice was eventually found. >> grant:green has told authorities she was abducted. seasoned investigators.are brought to tears by this tragedy. >> as you can see it hit home. we are human and we are people. >> grant:no one has been charged in this case.but law enforement is investigating. as of now.officials say there are no indications

>> pam:five bay area middle school students had to be rushed from school to the hospital today. they apparently took some pills. that made them sick. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman talked to the school district and parents about what happened. >> reporter: 5 girls taken by ambulance and the morning after an justing pills. >> do not have any specifics of what they took a record of the family have been contacted and they are at the hospital. >> this investigation has just begun so it will take time for us to do at the root investigation to get all of the facts. >> reporter: hospitalized after taking 10 to 12 pills of an over-the-counter cough and cold medication now in the streets as triple secret is not clear if that was taken by the girls and

ebony middle school. parents are still concerned that some are looking at this as an opportunity to talk to their children. >> growing up as a kid you hear things about not doing drugs. and the entire war on drugs but the important thing is to see the problem that can cause. that is the reality bites is just telling them. >> ask will happen and what they think about it? >> reporter: police are conducting their own investigation creek and an opening kron4 news >> pam: breaking news near san jose. where workers are moving the heaviest load in bay area history: transformers that weigh *one- million pounds.* >> pam: kron 4'w daniel villareal is bringing us details on this tonight. >> pam: daniel,

>> pam: where are these transformers going? how far are they traveling? >> reporter: just south of santa cruz and the miller area north of the salinas area. it is being transported this is a monstrosity of the transformer acted in a strip down on the back of the truck just to give you an idea of how much as clematis... that is a truck. one truck that will pull it. >> reporter: to pam my camera around the side is the other side of it. this truck and another truck will push it. pushing and one polling. and there will be a person staring this field goal. --steering this vehicle

>> reporter: a 40 mi. drive to have to make. it is too big and too heavy and too slow taking all side roads. this is a big process. long night ahead of hem.--them. >> pam: how fast -- or slow -- will these trucks be moving? will traffic be affected? how so? >> reporter: you can expect to be for things to move slow what you are behind them. >> reporter: they said that the one-person, said that this thing cannot go more than 24 mi. per hour. one person says 10 mi. that pretty much the entire way there.

>> pam:how much planning went into this? >> pam: santa clara county.san jose.on monterey road near metcalf substation. no freeways. >> reporter:cutting through properties >> reporter:the load will be leaving at 8:00pm tonight from just past the road that goes into the metcalf power plant, just south of bailey road. the load will be arriving at the moss landing power plant. >> reporter:for perspective. >> grant:this one million pound load weighs more than a fully loaded 747 jet.that includes, people luggage

>> pam: one of the mill was to the tank tried to board a new york like sandoval reports from washington >> reporter: one of three men listed pledges allegiance to ices and the 24 year old road is it possible to commit ourselves as debt dedicated murders if we are here. a santa should obama and then give shot ourselves will do. >> reporter: they hope to add to the army of isis and

the middle east. one was arrested tried to board at jfk national airport corporate try to hijack the flight and then deliver it to ices. >> reporter: 30 york man 30 year old businessman was arrested in florida as part of tuesday's take down in some to believe that he funded some of the efforts. >> to add to what ever going print >> reporter: it was secondary planned. >> to seek to attack there is specifically police officers. >> reporter: there are one in to stay vigilant for people determined to carry out attacks on the homeland. >> pam: ahead at eight in

northern california house covered and swastikas and if they're ready neighbors a chelation. after decades, la guardia -- covered in swastikas. and infuriatijng neighbors! >> pam: the bay area lawsuit that claims a certain type of dog food is poisoning and -- in some cases -- *killing* pets. >> pam: next: >> pam: you've heard of a swith hitter. what about a switch *pitcher?* >> pam: who can throw both right-handed. and left- handed!

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>> my dead started with me pitching to the left side .--my dad >> reporter: pat jr. introduced pat sr. to be management because he was impressed with to out pictures. >> i was joking that he gave me better to go the other day. no. 74 like it was 47 the other day and i was out of here a little dizzy. he is and the right cap. --camp

>> two bombs the pockets in the middle. --two thumbs >> reporter: pitching with both arms is more conditioning but has become part of his life. >> any time you are different people want to have an understanding of how it all plays out. by the end of this week they will all be done with it. >> reporter: making it for three but it was not always that way growing up he tells me his family pay between five and $600 just for the glove. in mesa j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: indication

that the bridge of pressure is starting to break down. off to the north that the storm of #one. by tomorrow, that will bring this additional cloud covered in to the bay area creek. it will also bring of breezy conditions and to the ethanol our spirit not as cold as i wake up. upper '40's and to the bay shore community print lower 44 inland. as we get closer to lunch time. temperatures will be in the lower 60s bay area wide mild this day for the entire report week. --w

ork week >> reporter: last dry day as we wrap up the work week come friday we are talking mostly went storm. temperatures will drop occurred. hit or miss showers as it is the early as 10:00 a.m.. pushing into the santa cruz for about lunchtime print about the course of friday fairly cloudy spotty showers. come friday store no. 3 moved enter it bring as heavy snow into the sierra. taking a look ahead at the forecast

71 degrees with breezy conditions and to the afternoon. mostly when the conditions. better chance to get wet. lower 60s and after the three storms we are looking at cooler and unsettled conditions. our next chance to get what monday and next wednesday. >> pam: we take you inside the bay area hospital treating dozens of sick sea lions. see what scientists are saying about their prognosis. plus: >> pam: it's a court date for the man accused of killing sierra lamar. we'll show you what happened. >> gary: more sports and

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investigating a homicide tonight with one person dead and the rest in critical condition. in the neighborhood of hercules just push is on the phone from the scene with the latest of what he is learning tonight. jeff? >> reporter: authorities are still on the scene conducting their investigation this all started barack 330 this afternoon one victim is dead and the other is in the hospital in critical condition it read robert o'clock this afternoon police received a phone call regarding two men fighting in front of a home occurred. >> reporter: they all arrived to do a welfare check no one was fighting but a female that them right next to the door was found and then they couldn't get more of the search inside the house. they found the male victim deceased inside of the crotch. --inside of

the garage, >> reporter: there are not sure of what the two men were fighting in what their relationship was with each other. >> reporter: we do not know what it individual relationship was and hopefully all of that will come on later and find out to get more information. >> them to things are gore to be able to be in fact because it is an open at the instigation. --limited information will be told due to it being an open investigation.

>> reporter:live in hercules >> reporter: veterinarians working frantically to save the sea lions of several sick sea lions to have them brought and up and down the west coast. six were recovered on the sonoma coast and this is the only maureen hospital of its kind in california. am i now is close to capacity creek >> know this is unprecedented >> reporter: today we got an

exclusive up close look at the nonprofit hospital. the better areas here performing everything from... >> physical exam, searching the animals. >> reporter: even using a feeding tube on some of the most malnourished klein has been working here for three years she is one of the bed and areas who currently treat more than 140 sea lions suffering from several symptoms. >> malnourishment and factions. >> reporter: and 140 sounds like allot creek is this time last year the hospital only had one dozen or so see pubs being treated this that grant high number or cause for concern. >> bringing in a mostly pups

look at some secondary infections. >> reporter: she says warmer ocean temperatures are most likely behind the spike in sickly sea lions. >> one water pulse cannot get to mom. >> reporter: telling me they rely on donations to keep going, and with so many sea lions being treated they say their resources are harder to come by. there are also telling that there are still getting several cause and there are expecting to treat more high numbers of sea lions as the year goes on one. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: the problem is

that those are running this side will. they're asking for us to look at the problem and one that creek she claims that some of the signs on the trail are unreadable due to vandalism. what i noticed is that yes there are a lot of signs that have been paralyzed when that is completely unreadable. and what the act of vandalism appears to be on the property looks can be deceiving this is what one of the signs look like that have not been vandalized and it belongs to the contra costa county preservation department. >> reporter: that means it though walls and fences have been vandalized and that is private practice creek so whoever on that property needs to clean up the panel is on. and one that creek in

need meets up with the drill on the trill and it has also been vandalized. all some people are trying to plant a beautiful flowers others are vandalizing this area. and nothing seems to be amused immune from the vandalism. >> pam: the man accused of the murder of sierra lamar is back in court today and there has already been at another delight and the court case. his attorney convinced the judge to give them even more time to gather evidence. also showing into court today date expressed their disappointment along case. they are seeking the death penalty although her body has never been found. they are back into the court on

april 4th. >> grant: sacramento man has multiple swastikas on the outside of his home one is part american flag but instead of stars there's a swastika. neighbors on the street are fired up. >> i really want to get out of my current and knocked that down but i am a good american i do believe in freedom of speech but has to go. >> pam: hear from his attorney and the pet food company he is suing creek as he states is dangerous and dog food. >> reporter: the changes are

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>> gary: curry gave a speech. at the white house today to fight the spread of malaria in africa. he spent the shout out as curry was called the greatest shooter the president has ever seen. >> gary: curry speaks. >> i just left the white house with president obama speaking on the next initiative for donations and awareness towards

increasing must guillemets to decrease malaria in africa. >> gary: the team watched a military ceremony. >> gary: steve kerr talk about the honor. >> this is pretty incredible experience. important for us to acknowledge our service men and women who have given their lives and great for us to have the honor to be honored without presence here. it goes both ways. very moving experience. >> gary: this bill calls

sports science. court thompson nailed shot after shot and a three-point range she has done that so many times all he needs a split second what they hoped to let it end. he made 8 of 10 per it pretty much shooting in the dark. >> gary: jason applebaum. spring training tonight. >> reporter: full squad worked out of spring training, up earlier today it worked out with the giants the second day of spring training and cam hudson. and a bullpen stage session. repaired back to b.p.. to be doing better.

both she was told by one of the reporters they look tired. >> gary: both she was so tired that we turned out the lights we will have more from spring training. >> gary: 20 years ago when kate was forced to call for with what i do for a living i remember a cheerful deal with pam on how i will put my kids through college no one watches local sports. pam, says the nine get but do not ever give up. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: what i did this give the stuff that you do not get from anywhere else. >> reporter: >> gary: reggie bush and kim

kardashian and a together for three years. and the kardashian said they did need anymore and he was tossed away. >> gary: today he was cut for today he was cut from the detroit lions. he has been all over, nor lanes. >> gary: new orleans. >> gary: kim kardashian first athletics lover. >> pam: 92 many people keep up with her love life like you do, gary. >> pam:--not too

>> gary: you send me one letter at you when i get to shake hands with my son. lebraun james supposedly upset that his stunt is again recruiting letters and that is the dirty part of coaching. >> pam: emotional moments as deploys servicemen return to california.

>> grant: as they come home from deployment current the emotions involved.

>> pam: 10 san diego creek went their protection at the noisy bay with as she meets her father. with her white dress and for the culprit-- creatine pretty bow. >> grant: i cannot even imagines meeting your daughter at all of this time. >> grant: this is a total of her nephew creek take a look--this is a photo of her neck still take a look.-- nephew >> pam:she is crying! so.

happy. >> grant:man's bestman right there. >> grant:great images to share with audience. >> gary: >> reporter:spotty showers on friday.

>> pam:have a nice evening everyone.

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